I am new to investing and would like to know how some of you find financing. For fix and flips, do you have to have your own savings for things like earnest money and down payment? Or can you use a hard money lender t...

When I was 18 I decided real estate was the vehicle to wealth I would dedicate all my time into mastering. Over the next 4 years I took baby step after baby step with no pay day in RE knowing, I was building my trampo...

Hello, BiggerPockets community,
I'm reaching out to gather your insights on the most prudent investment strategy given the current market conditions. With $20k in savings and an additional $4k monthly saving rate, I'...

Hey everyone, been looking into REI for quite a while and am getting more serious. Purchased PR in 2020 with interest rate of 2.75%, 15yr. Owe $160k w/ $90k equity. Gross Income: $10.5k monthly$18k in loansCurrent mor...

I’ve been using the same insurance broker for around 4 years. He’s written dozens of policies, rentals and flips, vacant and occupied.I’ve recently gone and gotten a few quotes from another broker and they came in a f...

What is the best way to manage positive cash flow? Do you put it all back into the mortgage or save for future deal?

Hi. One reason I am exploring investing in real estate rentals out of state (I’m in CA) is to offset realtor commissions. Please correct me if I am wrong, but it’s my understanding paper loses from a rental can reduc...

My co-investor wants me to do a bi-weekly schedule on a mortgage at 25 years amortization. I'm more comfortable with monthly -- I have three doors now and I tend to get all my business done in a certain time frame. Th...

It's a good time to be on the sidelines and earn some cash while continuing to shop around for your next real estate deal.  A high paying money market account is a great way to place your money.  Unfortunately a lot o...

i met with a realtor/investor the other day who has basically the same goal i have related to owning buy and hold SFR's to supplement retirement.his strategy basically involves using conventional (20% down) convention...